Working with IBM is a dream come true for me. For a few years, I have worked here as a consultant, and IBM gave me opportunities to join as a regular employee based upon my performance. Time to time, my work has been recognized, and I've received recognition awards in terms of promotions.
For family women, it is the best place to work, as we have to balance work as well as personal commitments. Giving opportunities to explore new technologies and new approaches to meet customer expectations.
A traveling facility needs to be provided.
It was not that good. They conducted one technical round. They asked about C++ questions and Linux commands. I answered some. Most of the questions were on: * OOPs and STL * Multithreading * Exception handling
Core Java & OOP What are the four pillars of Object-Oriented Programming? Can you explain each with examples? Difference between an abstract class and an interface? When do you use which one? What is polymorphism? Explain compile-time vs run-time
It's a smooth and very well-organized process. They ask basic Java, Kotlin, and Android questions.
It was not that good. They conducted one technical round. They asked about C++ questions and Linux commands. I answered some. Most of the questions were on: * OOPs and STL * Multithreading * Exception handling
Core Java & OOP What are the four pillars of Object-Oriented Programming? Can you explain each with examples? Difference between an abstract class and an interface? When do you use which one? What is polymorphism? Explain compile-time vs run-time
It's a smooth and very well-organized process. They ask basic Java, Kotlin, and Android questions.